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Oakmont Consulting

Senior Mechanical Design Engineer

High Wycombe
£50k – £55k/yr
Posted about 17 hours ago
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Senior Mechanical Design Engineer

Salary: £50,000 - £55,000
Location: Hybrid (1 day WFH)

A CleanTech company producing low energy, low carbon products is looking for a Senior Mechanical Design Engineer to join their R&D team.

You'll take ownership of mechanical design across new and existing products, working closely with a multidisciplinary engineering team from concept through to production.

What you'll be doing:

  • Design for manufacture, including selecting materials and manufacturing methods for new products
  • Engineering analysis including stress/strain calculations using FEA software
  • Creating and maintaining BOMs and parts lists
  • Risk assessment and failure mode/effects analysis
  • Testing and problem-solving on development projects and live production
  • Managing relationships with sub-contract suppliers for bespoke assemblies
  • Project management of assigned work packages

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What you'll need:

  • 4+ years' mechanical design experience within an SME manufacturing/production environment
  • Full lifecycle development experience, from concept through to production
  • FEA experience
  • 2:1 or above in Mechanical Engineering or related discipline
  • Strong 3D and 2D CAD skills (Solidworks preferred)
  • Hands-on experience building and testing prototypes

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For more information, please contact Hannah Stevens from Oakmont Consulting - hannah@oakmontconsulting.co.uk

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